On this episode of Career College Central Radio we discuss Equitable Access and Inclusive Access to course materials.

What you need to know about equitable and inclusive access.

When students have their course materials by the first day of class, courses flow better, collaboration is easier, and learning is more engaging. These Equitable Access and Inclusive Access course materials distribution models are growing in popularity…automatically connecting students to print textbooks, digital resources, OER, print-on-demand, kits, labs, supplies, devices, and even access to the internet. Our conversation today is about how Equitable Access and Inclusive Access works…the pros and cons schools need to weigh…and how these models can be applied to improve convenience, affordability and outcomes.

Listen to the full episode here: http://www.careercollegecentral.com/news/equitable-access-and-inclusive-access-what-you-need-to-know-with-ambassador-education-solutions/

On this episode of Career College Central, we discuss the issue of retention. 

Retention is a large issue for colleges of all sizes. But what if there was an easy way to keep  track of all your student's attendance and engagement from a singular easy to use place. Enter CourseKey. 

CourseKey gives schools an easier way to track, record and respond to a sophisticated retention program. Using data analytics to identify potential issues, schools can respond to red flags before they become a retention problem. CEO's can have access to an easy to navigate dashboard that shows the schools retention in real time.

To learn more about this, visit our podcast page: http://www.careercollegecentral.com/news/retention-made-easier-with-coursekey/

On this episode of Career College Central Radio, we break down what you need to know about adoption, management, delivery and access as it pertains to course materials.

Who is Ambassador?

How does Ambassador work with student information systems?

Why might I be over paying for course materials?

How can systems integrations help my school?

All this and more: http://www.careercollegecentral.com/news/overwhelmed-by-digital-course-materials/